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This research explored techniques to improve Large Language Models performance for Hierarchical Product Classification (HPC), including optimized fine-tuning, optimal prompting techniques, taxonomy-specific Knowledge Graphs, leveraging Retrieval-Augmented Generation, and implementing LLM-based Entity Matching. Tested on benchmark datasets Icecat and WDC-222, these methods significantly enhanced LLMs’ ability to solve HPC tasks across var ious scenarios. Results achieved a hierarchical F1-score (hF) of 0.921, surpassing traditional
DL benchmarks (0.85 hF). While not outperforming proprietary models like GPT, the proposed approaches offer a cost-efficient and effective alternative for businesses, demonstrating strong performance without reliance on expensive LLM solutions.
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Large language models Hierarchical classification E-Commerce In-context learning Fine tuning Prompt engineering Knowledge graphs Retrieval augmented generation Entity matching
